I'm not basing any of this on levels of service (that's been done http://www.mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php?t=32845), I'm rather trying to compare who is the most cost effective (i.e. for my bank account).
My draft calculations were based on listed prices + VAT. For uncapped solution the max data transfers were calculated as follows: 20 days of 100% activity pm, contention ratios not factored in (I.e. theoretical maximums for 20 days each month)
By my calculations the most cost effective solution in SA is Telkom ADSL 1024 couple with IS Uncapped 1024K Business Bundle @ R0.0016 / Mb.
Suprisingly Sentech's 20Gb Mywireless ranks 3rd most cost effective @ R0.034 / Mb. (of course the experience is not comparable with above)
The worst being 56K dialup @ a minimum of R0.674 / Mb (plus the worst experience as well, no tests required
).
Guess what (of course you knew this
) Telkom's per Mb costs rank amongst the highest (based on 3Gb packages), even when compared to Vodacom & MTN.
Worst broadband package mix would be Telkom + IS Capped 2Gb ADSL @ a whopping R0.458 / Mb.
How about a "validated" price per mb comparitive study; service comparisons are good, except at the moment our biggest issue is affordability. What do you think?
My draft calculations were based on listed prices + VAT. For uncapped solution the max data transfers were calculated as follows: 20 days of 100% activity pm, contention ratios not factored in (I.e. theoretical maximums for 20 days each month)
By my calculations the most cost effective solution in SA is Telkom ADSL 1024 couple with IS Uncapped 1024K Business Bundle @ R0.0016 / Mb.
Suprisingly Sentech's 20Gb Mywireless ranks 3rd most cost effective @ R0.034 / Mb. (of course the experience is not comparable with above)
The worst being 56K dialup @ a minimum of R0.674 / Mb (plus the worst experience as well, no tests required
Guess what (of course you knew this
Worst broadband package mix would be Telkom + IS Capped 2Gb ADSL @ a whopping R0.458 / Mb.
How about a "validated" price per mb comparitive study; service comparisons are good, except at the moment our biggest issue is affordability. What do you think?